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Lucknow Giants lift Deaf Indian Premier League title

Sanjay Tandon, president, UT Cricket Association, along with other officials, awarded the winners
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Lucknow Giants emerged as champions of the 6th Deaf Indian Premier League with a commanding 82-run win over Bangalore Badshah. Batting first, Lucknow Giants posted 124/3 with the help of Akash Singh (83 off 38 balls) and Sharik Majeed (25). In reply, Bangalore’s batting lineup crumbled under pressure. Skipper Deepak Kumar delivered a match-winning bowling performance and claimed 4/6. He was well supported by Adithya who took 2/1, as Bangalore were bowled out for 42.

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Earlier in the day, Bangalore edged out Hyderabad Eagles in a thrilling first semifinal. The side logged a three-run win as Suhail Ahmad (40 off 14 balls) scored for the side. In the second semifinal, Lucknow Giants (60/4) defeated Punjab Lions (52/2) by eight runs. Punjab skipper Manish Jain (40 off 21 balls) remained the main scorer for the side.

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Sanjay Tandon, president, UT Cricket Association, along with other officials, awarded the winners. Top-performing players will be selected to represent in events organised by the Deaf International Cricket Council (DICC), the official body recognised by the ICC.

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